leder's spokesman had no comment. yet the disclosure of these new details connect two of the big controversies swirling around this election right now. first of course that romney fund-raiser that's now become infamous, that john just talked about, and the investigation into private equity tax practices. >> i'm sure there will be more on this coming. nicely done, robert. good work. >>> in the meantime, are you stuck when it comes to figuring out which way this market will turn next? coming up on the program, we'll hear about the story of a few dozen people who were really stuck in the air last night. >>> plus, we'll be analyzing the analyst wall street has new calls on financials. coach and limited brands. are they right? back in two. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage c

i, of course, want to thank mark leder for having us to his lovely home. i hope to see you all later in the russian (bleep) pit. (laughter) now as you know e-- as you know we are all gathered here this evening because i have agreed to accept the presidency. but unfortunately almost half-- two score and 7%-- will vote for my opponent. that socialist hotten hot. but what could one do? these people are just greedy parasites sucking on the withered teet of lady liberty. oh, how their hunger knows no bounds! winslow, bring me shrimp and the mindless masses! come on, come on. yes? here we go. thank you winslow. thank you. hold still. okay. there you go. there you go. (laughter) see how they love it? they-- they oh, it's so sad. take responsibility for your lives! come on! stop being a victim! oh, winslow, winslow, take them away, they depress me and they smell like shrimp. out! out! oh! (cheers and applause) what did i say? they'll never vote for me. anyway, thank you for all the cash, to the (bleep) pit! i call topsies! we'll be right back. >> stephen: welcome

a 22-year-old was shot while standing in the front yard in the 4700 block of leders court. she didn't survive. police believe she wasn't the target. they have no motive so far. >>> democrats are preparing to make their case to voter this is week at the democratic national convention. we are in charlotte north carolina with the very latest. >> reporter: democrats starting to go to charlotte for their national convention but before the president and vice president arrive they are on the campaign trail. today the president rallied supporters in colorado at one of his largest events yet. >> when the governor finally had a chance to reveal the secret sauce he didn't offer a single new idea. >> reporter: and in pennsylvania the vice president went on the attack against the foreign policy of romney. it was a rare detour in a campaign focused on the economy. >> he said it was a mistake to end the war in iraq and bring all of our warriors home. he said it was a mistake to set an end date for the warriors in afghanistan and bring them home. >> reporter: after blitzing the campaign tr

leder's company bought the restaurant friendly's only to take it into bankruptcy.ankruptcy as a cover for shifting their pension obligations onto the government. sun capital has denied the charges and says the whole thing was resolved for, quote, a nominal sum. dana mill bank is a political columnist for "the washington post" and william cohen is an author and columnist for the bloomberg view. you worked at jpmorgan chase, merrill lynch. you know the kind of individuals at that fund-raiser. are these people committed to mitt romney because he's a job creator or wealth creator? >> we have talked about this many times over the last few years. people do not go into private equity to create jobs. mitt romney may be the only private equity executive to ever claim to have created jobs. they go into private -- >> he's repeatedly said he created 100,000. >> he hasn't said that in a wile. maybe he's learned a bit of a lesson. probably not. they go into private equity to make a fortune and he did that. i don't begrudge him -- >> of course not. >> -- that. it's an incredible

women british open. 16-year-old english amateur hull right up there with the leders after round wuchbilityger 15 years old drain the putt on sixteen. even par 72. tied for 12. age 15. michelle wie rough day literally. can't get out of the huge bunker. webb had 3 birdie and in the mix. one back of the leader. >> all right larry thanks. >> that does it for us. i'm carolyn johnson for larry spencer all of us here look

the only way he sees relevant is to bring up this crap this which is why he is as irrelevant as lederldn't he meant that obama should come out and heal and bring people together? playing the racecard in a different way? >> bob: if he said it that way -- >> dana: that is why he needs a press secretary. >> andrea: he doesn't have to. if you listen to chris matthews who should be on the payroll he suggested that ryan speech was directed directly at racists. >> what kind of like weird bizarre planet is he on? >> dana: he said i wish i could hear what the older white males seem to hear in speeches -- >> greg: are you saying black people have poor hearing? >> dana: quoting mr. murdoch. >> bob: he may have had the worst week of anybody last week. the fact that the republican party and mr. ryan are way right, particularly ryan -- >> andrea: that is going to backfire. coming up, if they try to play the race card it will. evaeva longoria is supporter of president obama and she will have a prominent role this week at the convention. but should she? we'll debate ahead. ♪ ♪ colleagues with "the fi

there was a statement made and it was an implicit understanding, this was for 40 or 50 people that ledercan't imagine security frisking people as they came through the door. >> would he even have a clue who it was that got that camera in there and shot this video? >> i wouldn't think so. unless he really remembered where everybody was sitting in the room and was able to really pinpoint. but it doesn't seem that he does. and i don't think he's got a great memory of some of the specifics of it. remember, we're talking about a fund-raiser over four months ago. and one of three fund-raisers he's thrown plus a fund-raiser for a larger group of people that he threw that same evening at a country club down the street, prior to the dinner. >> mark leder, who exactly is he? what is his background? >>s s . >> he's a private equity executive. he runs sun capital partners which is a legitimately turn around firm. their real job is to buy up smaller companies out of bankruptcy, try to fix them. before that he was a bank we are lehman brothers. the story goes he and his partner while with lehmann went

the host of the event was a guy named marc leder who got into private equity years ago after visiting bain and being jazzed by what mitt romney was doing. this guy literally throws sex parties in the hamptons. he is pretty different than mitt romney in many ways, but very much like him in terms of the way he has made his living with private equity deals, some of which has led to factories and shut down and layoffs, the same store you're talking today about bain. so they get together in this room -- i'm not saying who the source was, but there are people who are serving food, people who are parking cars, people who are cleaning up, maybe security, but people not making a lot of money. they talk in these terms as it the fault does not exist. i had a cameraman, up to me a day ago saying he used to fill the events like this for people holding them and said he was amazed at how they talk as if nobody else was in the room. he said, i had an iphone back in those days, i would have read them out in the second and then my own copy of a video tape. it just verified the hemisphere. mitt romney o

> on thursday may 17th, 2012, about 150 people gathered at the multimillion dollar mansion of mark lederoca raton. these masters of the universe had paid $50,000 a plate to listen to mitt romney. they wanted and waited as donors do to hear romney that he viewed the way they do. as the wine was poured and dinner served, romney happily obliged making his now infamous remarks casting off nearly half the country as moochers, dependent on government. my job is not to worry about those people, he said. i'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives. he was in his element, comfortable, among friends and the crowd ate it up. they were the ones building america, they were the producers, the makers, the ones who count. unfortunately for mitt romney, however, the caviar and champagne didn't serve themselves. forgotten in the room, invisible really were the waiters, switching out plates between courses, refilling wine glasses and water tumblers. they had arrived at the estate early and would stay long after. what's rashable about the video is we see the en

marc leder, big romney donor, contributed over $200,000 to the romney super pac. by somebody who's there, using a concealed digital camera on a piece of furniture, just 20 feet away from romney. i've spoken to the source who made the video, the source insists that there's no political motivation there. simple curiosity to see what romney would say in this unscripted setting. when the source went back and replayed the video, there were aspects of it that the source concluded the public should know about and the source posted one piece of this video last month on youtube under a phony name, relating to discussion romney had about investing in a company in china when he was at bain capital. that is noticed by a political researcher by the name of james carter iv, who is the grandson of former president jimmy carter. and had been doing research on romney and bain capital as well and he tracks down the youtube poster villa twitter and encourages that video, the source, to let the full video out. now what's really interesting, of course, is that carter connection. james